__ ' " \ \u25a0 \u25a0 • OI 21MMK). T0.n,,r,0., fa V -LXVI X° t lr rS^« <,n,pff.tur,. ?°^% NEW-YORK. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1907 -SIXTEEN P^GES.^^gxi^tton PRICE THREE CENTS. BIG HOME, WHAT GIFT MEANS PAREDES IN VENEZUELA JOHN WANAMAKER LYNDENHURST, OLD YORK ROAD, LYNDEMUKST BUuNED WIFE ON JENKINTOWN, PENX. STAND STILL. (LEI'S FOR The magnificent and historic country home of the phllanthropio merchant and ex-Postmaster-General XV FAR MORE. REVOLTS AGAINST CASTRO waa destroyed by fire yesterday. Washington boundary. Over Lana. at Its north Washington RARE SAVED. 77/. IIfDKFEXCE CHECKED » marched his troops to and from the Battlo of Germantown. The art gallery had Munkacsy-» PAINTINGS 'VUirist Before Pil.-.te," "Christ on Calvary." etc. Mr. Rockefeller Starts Quarter Bill- Cable Dispatch Announces Landing — Wana maker Country Home a Total Stories About White Kent Out ion Fund for Education. Expedition. — of Loss Family Were Away. Provisions of Prisoner's Will. According to Frederick T. Gates, chairman of The lons planned insurrection of General An- fHy Telegraph-to The Trtbane.] Evelyn Xesblt Thaw practically completed ye** General Education Board, ir> which John D. tonio Paredes against President Castro Ven- the of Jenklntown, Perm, Feb. S.— Lyodenhun the terday on the witness stand the alleged story of Bjsckefeller gave $32,000,000 on Thursday, the ezuela has begun. Nicanor Bolet, the rep- local country Wanamaker, her life which she had begun th* lay before. of this and of the $11,000,000 which was resentative of ('.en. nil Paredes, home of John was de- Income received a cable Readers of the testimony should in justice re» previously given by him. to be used according to dispatch yesterday from the revolutionary stroyed by fire this evening; only a few of the agent member that it wasadroitly introduced in such the principles laid down by the board, will be at Pot', of Spain. Trinidad, contained this larger and moro which valuable paintings being saved. a manner as to prevent, under the of increasing in the next ten years the one word, "Aslgne," '.he rules of law. the cause which, In cipher code The loss will exceed $500,000 and may reach any direct attempt at i*i defence of of various educational in arranged refutation resources Institutions between the two points, meant: "An- $1,500,000. Stanford Whir. character. this country by from 1200.000.000 to (250,- tonio has landed at Pedernalea." The mess-age It is a part of the defence's case to depict 000,000. bore yesterday's date, so the landing was effect- Mr. Wanamaker and hip family are in Phila- White in an unsavory light and to show that [t > an lerstood that the ideas of the elder Mr. ed probably on Wednesday. delphia spending the winter, and the country Thaw, hearing stories "about the architect's sup- bo make hi? future benevolences On that one code word there is a world of Im- charge house •was in of a caretaker. posed reputation, became M worried at Evelyn throup \u25a0' m D Rockefeller, jr., his son, and portance. It means that within two weeks The estate covers more than thirty acres on Nesblt's relations with him as to develop his tha' the work of the latter for some time to nearly the entire republic of Venezuela proba- the old potential ii sanity. •;*ly connected with administer- bly will be In the throes of an insurrection, ac- York road cast of the line dividing The floodgates of the stream of the- benevoleooeu of his father. An lndlca- cording to the friends of the general. Ablngton and Cheltenham townships. The what District ing - General Attorney Jerome called "the and unfounded was the way in which the gift of house, Idle partly Enplish in architecture, was hark tattle of the was made, through a the Tenderloin" concerning Stanford Thursday letter to kept - about three hundred and fifty yards White were' closed, although it seems m U Education Board from the younger Mr. from the evitable they must soon be opened. : York road and was reached by wide drive .w Rock* Mr. Delmas asked Mrs. Thaw, who One of the aims of the board is to stimulate The fire was first seen about 7 o'clock, in the resumed her testimony yesterday, "Did Mr. White have local prld« in and generosity toward educational western wing of the building. The alarm was any with you ! Institutions in various parts of the country. Its conversations in which \u25a0 dis- telephoned to Jenkintown and to Ogontz. i«ur cussed the fate of other young girls who hail gifts are given usually on condition that a th«» f,re. \u25a0opposed to met with similar treatment at bis hands?"* larger amount be raised by the recipient from have started from a crossed Instantly Mr. objected. "If all the other Eources. This is what Mr. Gat»s referred or defective electric light wire, had then made '.Jerome loose scandal, the idle and unfounded tattle of to in eayir-g that the gifts that would be made considerable headway. the Tenderloin is to be poured out her*- from the fund now In possession of the society about The Pioneer and Independent nre companies a mr»n who is •••i and in whose nothing would bring an additional $200,000,000 or $250,- defence from Jenkintown were tlrst on the scene, their can be adduced." be said, "it is something that 000.000. must give us pause." An illustration of the working out of this idea apparatus being dragged through the deep snow Mr. Delmas declared that be had no mor« came op yesterday, when President H. N. Sny- or by trolley cars for more than a mile. The desire than the District Attorney to asperse th« der, of Wofford College. Bpartanburg, S. C, to BOMB BY EXPRESS. Old York Road Fir*> Company, of EUdns Park: memory of the dead, stuck to his which $25,000 was given by the board a year FATAL CENTRAL WRECK but still point the Ashhourne, of Aabbourne; two companies that any testimony he could produce to show ago on condition that an additional $100,000 be that Thaw was irrational when he killed raised other sources, visited the office* of from Olenslde and one from Branchtown also WhiM from Italian the Peace Killed Party was admissible. That if the agitation produced Justice of Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderhilt and were rushed to the scene. in Thaw's mind by Evelyn Xes bit's confession — The water supply was froaen, thi » in Paterson Son Hurt. in Private Car and flames to him in was added to by Information of Safe. lira, tlcally eating way through [ByTeleirrapli The were their the White's character be had gathered from ouihl for Bagamore Lodge, In the Adirondack*. house, email package delivered by the Wells Fargo Into the burning and at great risk to. >k There was a lively tilt between Mr. Jeroma Paredes, leader, Tin: DEAD. who is known as a brave Is company. It had been shipped by the Ameri- ' many of the paintings from the walls and car- and Mr. Delmas at the afternoon session over Bald to have abundant arms and ammunition to • KIRK. William, th« engineer. the admission of Thaw's will and codicil, can Express Company from Newark. Th ried furniture, statuary, bric-a-brac, cut glass which carry on a protracted campaign, have AR3JITA(.;r:, Jam»B, th<» nrnnan. April 4, 1903, day and to American express Company has no agent in had been executed on Th* M plenty of funds. Two THE INJURED and art treasures from the house, piling them In steam vessels have also Paterson, and its business here Is done through married Evelyn Nesbit. Mr. Jerome objected to KERB, V., No. Madixon Albany. been fitted out. The preparations for the up- Wells Fargo. At Mr«. Ann IM3 avenue. the snow on the lawn. their acceptance on the ground that there \u25a0w«r<» Andrew, V. v rising: were made in New York by tha general BELJU tin Nawburr. so many interlineations it was impossible The pai ku-.i-- oden box about a foot COVERT, upmtitw The flr« attracted thousands from Jenkin- almost himself. . •• . . to prove they were in the same square, and when Cortese ; HERRER, Fredwrtrk, fnton Club. New T«rlc Ctty. town, Wyncote, Ogontz. Ablngton, Klkins Park condition as Parades suli*;d this port when signed. court sustained Qrneral from on De- to his son, "This must be a pr- HOPPER, Front. Flshkill. N. V. The him. Mr. 22, on th., Maraval, f'>r ' and o.ik I^ane. The glare lit up the skies for Delmas, unsuccessful In getting cember sieamec Trinidad. of my jriends M'CARTHT. Jolm J.. Brooklyn. the document* f>n his last visit here he I only nine VINCENT,E. 1.... con-luctor of pMW »er train. miles. Many suburbanites In dinner theatre In as a whole, tried to have them accepted in, pi» '">;. .i'\u25a0 x and 5 Justice ed 1 ft mar .lay", long enough to complete some details of The to part, but a grain the District Attorney's objec- his desk and pried open one side with his knife. Tho Injured were taken the o?slntng Hos- attire gave up their engagements and rushed to his expedition. About a month ago, when he J. Inline a doctor who was on tions foiled him. i\' found Inside a I | aper, pital. Dr. I. and the fire, standing in the snow until the work tried with sixty of his folower*, offlcen who wrecked train also aided In caring for the The will consists of nln» long: pages «M th» a I th a buckle. the was completed. At o'clock the have Been In Venezuela, to launch his around which waa Of destruction !> codicil of four. Thay were witnessed by service pulled the snap, and « •• he dM injured. Miss JOHN D. BOCKEFHLLEB, JR. expedition from Trinidad, he whs intercept Cortese running ?ir>* was at its height, th£ flames pouring from Frances E. Pearce. who was called yesterday explosion • ame. »1 Into a < . trains were north. The express an s U*OI a<3tn!nlEter the big charitable and philan- the British authorities. He thereupon went t,, a H< to identify Thaw's signatures: William FiUpatiick, who had been dropping behind m hedule :illthe way. every lofty toiwer and window and making a F. C. Perkins thropic enterpriees of hi* father. point. InFrench Guiana. The general bad picked and when Policeman and Annie M. Connor. In reading the will for been standing on halt A mile below Oaatntng and about opposite the glare by which a newspaper could b« read places as tv had the corner . half his own information Mr. Jerome, out two favorable points disembark. th'j home of Clinton Arnold there Is a perhaps un- the b»arflT Presiffent Snyder told Dr. Wallace away: sailied «m completely burled under B. crossover a mile away. wittingly, and before his arrival 8,000 rifles and 1,040.000 from the regular tra< k to one running In let out that there was a reaction of Buttrlck, secretary of the beard, that he had w reckage. switch \u25a0 cartridges of the supply which he had obtained are that point John Wanamaker. at his rity home to-night, Stanford "White in it. th© reference reading: succeeded in raising (111,000, and said he did not St- Joseph's Hospital It was discovered thai the centre. There three tradksat from Europe with funds < ontributed here and At ahead said loss ro fully $1,500,000. Ills "Should the said Stanford 'White." etc want the $LCi.OOO turned over to him untilhe had the man was fatally injured. His left leg was Tho frriK!it well of the eXBteSS at his would abroad were landed for distribution point, und was sei;» out onto middle raised $19,000 more. It has also keen found almost torn from the socket and the right leg this the two finest painting*. "Christ Before Pilate" and FEAR OF ASSASSINATION" Pedernalee, where <•• neral Paredes lan IN" WTT/T- the campaigns funds of injured. There Is a deep gash track to allow the express to pnss. The mi!* $l."iO.000. ti.at for this kind stimu- Maturin, was frightfully •'The Crucifixion." valued at were According to common report last night, a email town In the I in the horribly disfigured. were frosty and Hilppvry.;u:d when the engineer tha late an Interest in the particular institution and In his neck, and the face is They were from their by will contained these eastern part of the country He expects to i.illy the freight hud bin train on tho third track saved. cut frames clauses: iti education in general, apart from the mere The boy's injuries consisted of a lacerated face of to his standard nn armj of from Hve thousand \u25a0 the Rodman Wanamaker and Norman MoLeod. (1) That sum of $50,000 set f::anclal interest. a arm. 1 not stop, and his eiißine and tender a should be to r-iyht thousand men. and fractured aside by the trustees mentioned Inthe will, to ba Speaking of the reasons f.>r the large addi- an ante-mortei statement to slid out onto the main track again, jumping the I'pon learning that these paintings had been General Paredes is abcut thirty-five years Cortese made used In prosecuting the man who might assas- gift Gates, ' operating lulls a.s tt dl saved. Wanamaker retired, Thaw, or cause tional of Mr. Bockefelb r. Mr. who is old, army Recorde roll while on the table John although the sinate him to be assassinated: and served in tho Venezuelan In the police The express was alreadj upon the points of (1!) a further sum of $75,000. to be used as a the personal business rej Live of Mr. com- Joseph's Hospital, but the are keep- fire at Lyndenhurst was still burning. administration of President Andrade. As the , :\u25a0 twitch, and il was too !ate to trust fund for the care of certain chorus girls, 'eller, as well as the chairman of the Gen- ing mander of the fort at Puerto Cabello, he re- It secret whose names were mentioned, who had sustained eral Education Board, said: army Cortese was perhaps the beat known among from similar treatment to that sisted the onslaught of the of General waa uii;u the railroad men EXPLOSION KILLS KIKE. alleged to '•It was made because Mr. Rockefeller knew ;: \u0084 [talian r< sidents of Paterson. He has helped The collision term have been sustained at his hands by- Castro, who had Just triumphed In his revolu- sidewipe. express engine hit freight Evelyn Nesbit; (3) a trust fund for that the board had found it could v*<- a much ollce In ferreting out crimes committed by a The the. the educa- tion. Hut General Paredes refused to recognize and was shunted off and rolled over into tion of Howard Nesbit. brother of Evelyn Nesbit larger sum than it had along the lines it had s, and was known to be fearless. Several ensrlne Thaw; (4) a fixed life for Mrs. his authority, and with a force great inferior the ditch. Tho ("aches following were all Accident Board the Income Holman. n;appc-d out." times within the ia^t few years he has received on French Tor- Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw's mother; (5) the an- in numbers to the attacking party be defended thrown from the truck, l>ut did nual Income of rest the board will da threatening letters, but he paid no heed to them. not overturn. the of Thaw's estate to be the fort until hla ammunition was spent Gen- They swung th»* und completely pedo Boat Xo. 339. paid ti> his wife for life. \u25a0 fl.To*H track* £= a t<-!m;:t of the large sift- willk<; th ext< naloa H'- leaves a wife and eiKht children. eral was captured and Imprisoned. He blocked the road. — cf the agricultural demonstration work to all Paredes Lotiont« Feb. 8. An explosion on board tor- Tt was developed according to the testimony in prison Jit Maracaibo about three uthern states. Tho gift 11,000,004 by remained The fact that the can all remained upright pedo boat No. 830 this morning resulted in given by the prisoner's yastarday of years, when he was released under an act of SEVERAL HURT IX WRECK. the wife that Mr. Rockefeller In li'o2 to iuriher education in »av«"J the passengers. They were hurled about death of nlno men and the Injury of two. when she was sent to school InPompton, J amnesty, He left Venezuela, however, and went N. . ;th V-d to the formation oi the General Inside the earn and bruised and cut by glass. The boat was launched only a short time ago, by Stanford TVhlte. It was as had been to Trinidad, where be has remained In exile, al- not. members were The body of the fireman was found Rome dis- and at th*» time of the accident she was making generally supposed, to get her out of the way tion Boaid. the of which ways a consistent enemy of President Castro. Spreading Rails 77/ro:.' Can from M Iby Mr. Rockefeller or his friends. taoce from the wrecked engine. Th«» body of her full p^wer steam trial in the roadstead. A of Harry Thaw, but because of the attentions of Mr. Bolet, the representative of General Pa- engineer was engine thut, average X Y the crushed under the technical naval eonuntttM was on board at the "Jack" Farrymore. tha actor. "While she was •i vhereaa tKe redes in this city, said yesterday: Track Xear Ithaca. . . Burner I tor example, gol a time. The trial was successful, but as the boat playing 1n "The Wild Rose" at the Knicker- yearly In- "The general has kept his word. lie naid he V., Feb. 8 Spreading rails threw .; 11,000 from his acres, the farmer of the Ithu' i. N. COUNT ItOXIMAYAPPEAL. was returning to her anchorage a safety tube bocker Theatre, she testified, she- met Barry- would wait until January for Vice-President four cars 'if a Lehlgh Valley passenger train South 5,0» only $260. Foi a t!<'- latter forming part of the evaporation apparatus burst, more at a dinner given by White. Their friend- Gomez to exercise bis rights under the con- from the at a curve near Hutchins ( sable to support h school system us track und a mass of flame «w forced Into the stoke- ship grew until one day while she, Barrymora such stitution of assuming the presidency because of t<'!i miles fr\ini here, and Into a ditch, I ::u] As t)*.- undertake, ings, That He Attempt to hole, where the engineer, a quurtermaatoi" and and White were together In the latter's apart- board oould nol the incapacltation of President Castro by 111- where they were overturned, to-day. The loco- Report Will of course, to establish such \u25a0\u25a0< system throughout nine stokers were at work. ments n the Madison Square Garden tower ncse. He realizes that General Gomez Is pre- rear Pullman car remained on the " nth, it turned its attention to showing tlw motive and Reopen Divorce Proceeding;. The engineer and eight of the stokers were in- Barrymore suddenly said to her: Tilvy.' will vented from assuming these duties by the rails. farmer of the South I .1- land — stantly burned to death. Their bodies were you marry me?" White was so cross, she said, Castro clique, and has decided to put an end to Of the comparatively te>\ passengers one was Pa-is, Feb. 8 It Is currently reported that t^^.c productive, he better practically reduced to cinders. The other stoker that he «Tew purple in the face. The story was 49 the present regime by force of arms." dangerously ajid were I'jfs seriously. In- Count Boni de Castellan*, from whom his wife, others was severely Injured. The quartermaster es- told to Mrs. Nesbit and after a time the girl wa* Mr. Bolet was secretary of the Venezuelan jamra Meagher, a travelling who was Miss Anna Gould, of New York, ob- jured, P. sales- caped from the stokehole with slight burns. sent to school. South- Legation at Washington while his father was man, Syracuse, sustained a broken shoulder, tained v. divorce in the French courts last No- \u25a0 of ern stai'-s with great means what It is said th.it the automatic doors which The story of the affidavit, which was <«ald to of the minister. He made public yesterday the three broken ribs, and it Is feared serious it»- vember, is about to appeal from the decision are ktioan a* demonstration Carms. "We realize should have closed to prevent the return of the have been made- In "Aba" Hummel's otflee in following proclamation, left in his care by Gen- ternal injuries. He was brought to a hospital of the court. 'he gnat economic value \u0084; all this and that it flames to the stokehole did not work. which Evelyn Xesbit charged that Thaw had." .-me; sir. Gates, "but we justify our was told In a new light yesterday. "White hal Paredes, Mrs. Weed, of Danby, was hurled HIGGIXS HAS GOOD DAY. -<- im'e- because it la laying a Antonio leader of the Legalista Revolu- A. C. West met her after her return from Parts. stv> said, tion. to tin) Venezuelan People. through a window and .severely cut, besides re- foundation for •'« future eduual \u25a0 m." fellow Patriots: Seven years ago Cipriano Cas- Leaves Tracks on Bridge and Slides on Snow and told her stories reflecting on Thaw. Among tro, incapacity, ceiving bad bruises. She wan removed to the took, the last meeting '•».' was asked why Mr. Rockefel- of civilized society is regulated. > Since then you of t1i guard rail of tlu- bridge across the North After much persuasion, she said. sh<» wesa) ti,.- degrading leave rail*, was doubled over the back of oiean. v., Fob V Htggui* ler hnd reserved th« right t<» designate later cci • have been tho victims of most or the Shrewsbury River prevented v crowded trolley N -Ex-Governor with White to Hummel office. She told Hum- purposes (within objects hoard) tyrannies. a seat JMid painfully hurl. • took a satisfactory amount of nourishment to- Thaw, teiu til-- of the At home you have been ruined, oppressed \u25a0'ii"i \u25a0sir from dropping from the bridge this after- mel certain things about but refused to trhicli two-thirds of t'io $32,000,000 should go humiliated; In foreign parts you have lost that noon, it would been a nine foot drop Into day, and to-mght w sign any paper. "'Mr. Rockefeller, in giving the first $1,000,000, former dictatorships which, by reason of the per- JOHNSON CBITICISES BOCKEFELLEB. water deep enough to drown many ussemigers breach of or She I"-spent versity of the in. and of th. times, on the one Key- that Mr. Hlggtns's death was a matter of only a acknowledged signing papers, rie«*i.ernat<-.ori line iiii.i was running to Keypori. it nan know what they contained, at White's apart- accompanied ii- the provision it progress morning that should be tho nation were in \u25a0'• nourishing condition. lib- Saya Motive of $32,000,000 Gift to Educa- K"inpacross bridge when wheels loft the Dr. Hibbard reported this that Mr. ments. Then met Thaw again, and told used higher Now he says , employment the the she him for education. that erty did not «-xt+it but and wealth Higglns passed a. very comfortable night, but of hi* IiiI.e.f voritism and monopolies, as well as the absolute the Bide grazing the guard rail, which wai twist- be a "shyster" and a "blackmailer." and 3h>» went way alis< n.-rt of guarantees, have caused the country !ByTel««rapb to Thr Trlhuna ] Ih*board In whatever we see fit, but ha